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Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen Club of America
PBGVCA Clinical Health Information Form
When your dog is notfeeling well, your veterinarian will oftenrun variousteststo diagnose the
problem.What we are lookingfor istheresults orfinal clinical diagnoseswhen a condition was
first confirmed.This can include major health problems such as epilepsy, vestibular disease,
congestive heartfailures, various cancers, Cushing's, Addison's, chronic irritable bowel
syndrome, pancreatitis, leukemia, tumors, patella luxation (dislocatedknee cap), POAG, lens
luxation, vaginal abnormality, stones, etc.With your veterinarian's help, please completethis
form and include any relevant information provided by your veterinarian. Ifyou have morethan
one
NEW
diagnosed conditionfor same dog, please print anotherformforeach and include
callname in Dog Infosection. Forthe initialform, please includeas much dog information as
is known.
DOG INFO
RegistrationName (if known):
Registration or Litter No.(ifknown):
Sire (father):
Dam (mother):
Callname:
*
Owner's Name(s) & Address:
*
Breeder's Name(s) & Address:
Sex:
*
Has the dog been altered?
*
Intact
Spayed
Neutered
If altered, what date?
Date of Birth (if you do notknowfull date, justchose yearandarandommonth/day):
CLINICAL HEALTH INFORMATION
Entersingle diagnosed condition. If you havemorethanone NEWdiagnosed conditionfor
same dog, please print anotherformfor each and include call name in Dog Info section. For
theinitial form, please include asmuchknown dog information.
Enter Veterinarian Information:
*
Vet Name:
Name/Location of Vet Hospital:
Enter date offinal diagnosis:
*
Enter age when diagnosed:
*
Have you submitted your dog's DNA to the OFA/CHIC DNA Repository?
*
(The CHIC DNA Repository, co-
sponsored by the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) and the AKC Canine Health Foundation (AKC CHF), collects
and stores canine DNA samples along with corresponding pedigree and health history information to facilitate future research
and testing aimed at reducing the incidence of inherited disease in dogs.)
Male
Female
Yes
No
Less than 1 year
1-5 Years
6-10 Years
Greater than 10 Years
1
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